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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1972
Page
2
The piece notes wide ranges in eateries from gleaming new spots to remodeled diners and greasy spoons. State official C C Hammer outlines limits in inspections for about 9 000 establishments with 10 inspectors. A new policy would require preopening and post transfer inspections to raise sanitary standards.
A German reader in the United States argues Willy Brandt should seek broader East West freedoms before any new pact. She cites Kassel talks, mentions East regime rights, and supports CDU leader Rainer Barzel while urging public discussion on individual liberties and travel, media access, and oversight before agreements.
Kansas lawmaker Fred Harris declares he will limit pre session lobbying during the holidays and focus on researching issues. He criticizes dinners questionnaires and pressure from special interests while outlining plans to be available January 9 at the Topeka House of Representatives.
Hollywood AP reports mail to The Waltons falls into three groups: parents praise the safe viewing for kids, others allow later watching for the show, and fans hope CBS keeps the series. CBS orders two more episodes, totaling 24, citing strong audience and believable characters. Earl Hamner Jr. adapts his Virginia boyhood, stressing realism over fiction and optimistic themes about love and family.
Washington column argues a new Supreme Court code would broaden government classification powers and curb press protection for sources. It says officials use secrecy to hide information, reduces the press's ability to investigate official secrets, and cites Newark reporter Peter Bridge and Judge Charles Older as contrasting cases.
The article argues a censorship code threatens press freedom, citing Jefferson on watchdog role. It notes transcripts from secret Nixon Kissinger talks and a stalled Vietnam settlement with Hanoi and Thieu pushing for clear withdrawal terms. Presidential stance remains supportive of Kissinger despite silence on transcript details.
Twenty five years ago Chanute students undergo extensive health checks. The school board approved a plan to test vision in a new survey, first of its kind locally, alongside prior dental exams physicals inoculations and chest X rays. A milk ordinance passed by city commissioners allows distributors outside inspection limits to sell milk in Chanute. Troop 2 Boy Scouts led by Rev Fred Shaw set up a Main Street candy store to raise funds for a cabin.
The verse from Matthew 1 18 recounts the birth of Jesus Christ with Mary engaged to Joseph before they came together and she was found with child of the Holy Ghost.
TV listings show 7:00 to 12:35 blocks with varied programs across channels including Santa Claus Is Coming to Town, The Chairman with Gregory Peck, Muppet Musicians of Bremen, Sanford and Son, The Partridge Family, and Love American Style. Multiple channels present sports, talk shows, and classic features amid garbled OCR text.
Events span 1918 Yugoslavia formation, 1824 election to House deadlock, 1887 Macao cession to Portugal, 1909 Carlisle bank Christmas Club, 1917 British heart of German East Africa, 1944 Saar Basin battle start, 1958 Chicago parochial school fire. Births include Mary Martin, Tony Boyle, Woody Allen. Thought of the day urges calm and hidden effort.
A $350000 damage suit filed in district court alleges unfair business practices by a newly established Parsons firm. Plaintiffs are stockholders of Parsons Mobile Products Inc which ceased operations. Defendants include William F Remmert Parsons and Parsons Custom Products. The suit claims Remmert used stock records customers and equipment to form his own company.
Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center asks Labette County for 12500 from federal revenue sharing funds to aid the 1973 budget. Administrator Paul R. Thomas and board members Daniel E. Smith and James R. OShea discussed the request. the county cut the center budget from 27700 to 21500 for 1973.
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